Murray Wood: Saskatchewan is winning the race to the bottom on minimum wage
An increase is coming for Saskatchewan's minimum-wage earners this fall, but Murray Wood says it will ensure they contin...
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Sask. Hockey Association ponders discipline after video shows team breaking health orders
The Saskatchewan Hockey Association is looking at putting a team into the penalty box after a Facebook video was posted of the club playing a game. A video posted on social media appears to show the U...
Mar 02, 2021
Province relaxes guidelines around practices; multiple groups can participate
More groups will get a chance to share practice space as the Government of Saskatchewan tweaks COVID-19 guidelines surrounding practices. The province has changed rules regarding how many groups can b...
Mar 01, 2021
Unlocked doors, no mask: Woman concerned over at-home care her mother receives
Families everywhere are making sacrifices to keep their elderly loved ones safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. For many, that meant not going to see their parents for a weekly visit or missing out on s...
Mar 01, 2021
University of Regina prepares to welcome WHL hub
Students of the game of hockey will be the ones calling the University of Regina home for the next few months. The WHL hub in Regina is to begin at Evraz Place on March 12. Players and staff from the ...
Feb 26, 2021
Only 3 COVID tickets paid, 10 withdrawn so far in Sask.
There have been more COVID-19 tickets withdrawn than paid so far in Saskatchewan. But that could soon change. The Ministry of Justice said there were 41 charges laid related to violations of COVID pub...
Feb 26, 2021 A gavel sits on a desk before the a meeting of the House Justice and Human Rights Committee in Ottawa, Wednesday February 13, 2019. A judge has awarded $20 million in damages against an online firm that she says used obituaries and photographs taken off websites of Canadian funeral homes and newspapers without permission. Federal Court Judge Catherine Kane wrote in her class action lawsuit ruling that the actions of Afterlife Network Inc. amounted to "obituary piracy." THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
‘We’re looking at every possible scenario’: CFL Commissioner on 2021 season
CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie says the league is doing everything it can to have football in 2021. The league cancelled the entire 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But Ambrosie said the CFL...
Feb 20, 2021 CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie. (CFL)
Latest COVID update Feb. 18: 146 new cases, 109 vaccine doses given
Saskatchewan saw a bit of a rise in new COVID-19 cases compared to the previous report for the first time in five days. According to the Ministry of Health's daily update, there were 146 new cases rep...
Feb 18, 2021 (Saskatchewan Health Authority/Submitted)
Latest COVID update Feb. 16: 136 new cases, three new deaths, 22 vaccine doses given
Three more people in Saskatchewan have died according to updated COVID-19 information from the province. The government said information provided on Tuesday also provided more details from Monday, whe...
Feb 16, 2021 (Lisa Schick/980 CJME file photo)
Roughriders’ O’Day busy to start free agency
With question marks still surrounding some of the players the Saskatchewan Roughriders hoped to re-sign, general manager Jeremy O'Day decided against the wait-and-see approach. The first day of CFL fr...
Feb 11, 2021
Champ is here: Larry Dean joins Roughriders
There’s a new beverage on the menu in Rider Nation: Champ Juice. Champ Juice is the style of newly signed Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker Larry Dean, one of the many signings the team announ...
Feb 10, 2021
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